Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

Chapter 140

When Cao Ping fought with the child, he really... had no power to fight back.

He could only kneel on the ground with his head in his hands and be beaten.

He was originally the second to last in terms of fighting power, but the kid had made great progress due to his talent, so it was naturally easy to beat him.

If Cao Ping didn't have the chance to do anything dirty, he would just be beaten to death.

If the child's skin wasn't too tough and the hitting on his hands was too painful, he would have punched him a few more times due to the new and old hatreds.

Cao Ping scrambled to his feet and asked her in confusion, "Why did you hit me?"

Child: "You left me and ran away!"

"It was obviously you who ran around on your own, and I was looking for you for a long time." Cao Ping said it as if it were true.

He said that after he released Grandma Dou and Zeng Datou, he found that Old Wutou and she were missing. He thought that Old Wutou had taken her away and looked for her for a long time.

Child: "You are talking nonsense. I clearly told you."

"No way! I didn't hear anything."

Cao Ping also showed an angry look on his face.

The child thought back to what happened at that time. She did say something to Cao Ping, but he didn't answer. However, with his ears, it was impossible for him not to hear it!

Cao Ping: "Your voice was too soft. I just didn't hear you. I was thinking about something at the time."

The child was led astray: "What are you thinking about?"

"What could it be?" Cao Ping rolled his eyes. "Just think about running away."

Cui Jiexing alone can make them miserable. Who dares to confront these monsters head-on?

"How to run?" the child asked.

Cao Ping: "From what I hear, the people and monsters up there are quite powerful. We can only find a way to get down there, so we should follow the river."

Cao Ping meant that they could take advantage of the time when the exercise was over and they were returning to the cave, walk down the plank road and jump directly into the water. With such a turbulent current, the distance would definitely not be too short.

The child wasn't very good at swimming, but Cao Ping was willing to take her for a ride, on the condition that -

"Don't you dare fight me again."

"Okay!" This is not difficult. Her hands hurt when she hits people.

"You do whatever I tell you to do."

"..."

This requires careful consideration: "What are you going to ask me to do?"

Cao Ping hasn't made up her mind yet. The most important thing is that she can't think about looking for Waiya.

They can't even protect themselves now, and going to find them will definitely cause trouble again.

The child waved his hands in a lack of interest: "Forget it then."

Cao Ping: ...If I run away now, will she beat me?

Cao Ping really didn't dare to gamble.

An hour later, the sound of copper bells resounded throughout the canyon.

The people who were on guard ran towards the plank road and walked down in an orderly queue in a chaotic manner. Everyone looked very honest.

The child kept looking across, but didn't see Waiya and Zhuier. It seemed that someone else was paying attention to this matter.

Many people talked about it and thought that they were finished.

The child also saw the Jia couple, who were kicked and beaten into the team by a man named Wang Laoba.

Little boy: "Alas, it looks like they are in great danger. If I were you, I would just run away with Cao Ping."

Cao Ping had already squeezed to the front, and he was going to walk regardless of whether the children walked or not.

How to do?

To escape or to stay?

The child tightly grasped the wooden sign with the word "Two" written on it. If she could win, perhaps she could see Waiya, but what if she was already dead?

These monsters are so weird. They want to feed these people, but they don't care if they fight. What if they kill each other...

The child suddenly thought of the chickens, ducks and geese he raised. They often fought, but the child would not care unless the fight went too far. He would just take a look at them from time to time as long as they were not lost.

If that's how they're kept, you should at least check on them from time to time.

Did they see it?

There were two monsters on each side of the suspension bridge and one monster on each stall, but this was obviously not enough because the area where they were letting off steam was too big.

They would definitely need more monsters if they were to watch them.

They had no shortage of monsters. When they were feeding, there were banging sounds in the distance. When they opened the door, there were more than two chicken monsters and cow monsters. Where did those monsters go later?

When she threw the fish, she looked down and saw that there was no monster on the plank road.

Are they coming up?

Where are you hiding and watching secretly?

My thoughts were in a mess, and the chicken demon kept yelling, "Don't go to other people's caves. Go back to your own homes."

These people were also talking at the same time, chattering away.

The noise made it impossible for her to concentrate.

Little Child: "Before Waiya's fight, was there a monster on the plank road?"

No, she only saw the plank road. The monsters didn't come up. They must have gone somewhere!

Either a cave or somewhere else.

Little boy: "Look across the street, there seem to be fewer and fewer people."

When the child was coming up, she was squeezed inside by the crowd, and when she was going down, she was squeezed outside. Now she can see the opposite side.

As more and more people returned to the cave, the number of people in the team indeed became smaller and smaller.

What's wrong with this?

Ah! They didn't go down, they stopped at a certain floor.

Maybe there are monsters living down there?

The child wasn't sure, but she felt that taking advantage of the situation and going down was not a good idea.

Did Cao Ping notice it?

The child could no longer see any trace of him and felt that they were almost reaching the cave where she was imprisoned.

"Don't think about Cao Ping. He's much smarter than you. Think about yourself. When you're running up there, are there any eyes watching you?"

The child's voice reached her ears clearly.

Monster eyes, no.

At least she didn't see it, but there were quite a few people watching, as everyone loved to watch the fun.

The child's heart was beating anxiously. She saw several familiar figures going into the cave in front of her. They would be there soon.

The child urged, "Think about it quickly. Do you want to leave or not?"

This is not something that can be thought of immediately.

The child felt like crying.

At this moment, there was a sudden commotion: "Look, someone jumped into the water!"

Is it Cao Ping?!

The child held onto the railing and looked down.

"Oh! Grandpa Wu!" Sobbing cries floated up from the lower floor.

The child recognized the sound; it was Grandma Dou’s crying.

Was it Old Wu who jumped into the water?

The child searched the water surface with her eyes, but she saw nothing. The water was flowing too fast. If someone jumped in, they would be swept away immediately, right?

As she was thinking this, the water suddenly began to boil, and fish of all sizes leaped around, their numbers so great that it was terrifying...

Chicken demon: "Stop looking, stop looking, go back quickly, it's time for dinner."

At the urging, the child crawled into the cave.

Soon Cao Ping also came back.

The child had a lot of questions he wanted to ask him, but he felt it was pointless.

He sat down next to the child, with the faint aroma of steamed buns in his arms...

Little Child: "See, I told you not to worry. He's much smarter than you."

Yes.

He is much smarter than me.

He even knows how to ask others to be scapegoats.

The child hugged his knees.

The child said nonchalantly, "They are all fake anyway."

Child: “What did you say?”

How did she know it was all fake?

The child blinked innocently: "Ah, don't you understand? I mean, everything except myself is fake, but what do you mean by that?"

The child kept silent.